New Plugin release: Tooltip Manager - Pro

Just got Tooltip Manager - Pro approved on the marketplace, so sharing it here.

Instead of adding a tooltip element to every single thing on your page, you just set the “tooltip text” field on any element like you normally would in Bubble, drop one “Tooltip Manager - Pro element” on the page, and it converts every tooltip text into a proper styled tooltip automatically. One place to control theme, animation, placement, trigger, and typography for the whole page instead of touching each element one by one.

It picks up elements added later too, so repeating group rows, popup content, conditionally shown elements, all of it gets tooltips automatically without extra setup.

What you get:

  • 8 themes, including some custom ones I designed myself (ink, terminal, parchment, neon, along with the standard light, light-border, material, translucent)
  • Full control over animation, placement, offset, trigger type (hover, focus, click, or combos)
  • Border radius, font size, and font weight control that applies across every theme at once, so you don’t have to redo styling per theme
  • It’s lazy loaded, meaning the plugin only pulls in its scripts and CSS on pages that actually use it, so it doesn’t add weight to the rest of your app

Link: Tooltip Manager - Pro

Happy to answer questions if anyone runs into anything.

Also put out a free version alongside the Pro one, for anyone who just wants basic tooltips without the styling options.

Same core idea, set the title field on any element and it becomes a working tooltip automatically, no separate tooltip element needed per item. Covers the whole page, including elements added dynamically later on.

This one keeps it simple on purpose, default look, fade animation, nothing to configure. If you want theme, animation, placement, trigger, and typography control, that’s what Tooltip Manager - Pro is for, but this one’s here if you just want tooltips that work without touching any settings.

Link: Tooltip Manager - Basic

$17?! Plugin prices don’t make sense anymore.